Bee Gees "I Can't See Nobody" REACTION Video | best reaction video to oldies music 

Robin's voice had pathos. A woman was trying to get on stage. He didn't miss a beat.❤️

A gal rushed onto the stage, was stopped by security, and Robin didn't miss a beat!!

"I don't sing with my voice, I sing with my heart." Robin Gibb.

Fun fact: This song was written by Barry and Robin when they were still living in Australia and it was penned in a dressing room of the nightclub, which they were sharing with exotic dancers.

Here’s one more thing have you ever in your life seen anybody sing with as much emotion as Robin Gibb? I mean his face his expressions his words are just so beautiful. It’s like he just puts his heart out there and it’s so amazing to experience!

Someone who attended this concert wrote in, on another site, that a fan attempted to get on the stage and was stopped by security. That why the crowd was clapping and laughing. Robin is absolutely the best. Thank you for playing this video.

Maurice was the comedian of the bunch and Robin was looking at whatever he was doing!

And the sun will shine from the same cocert -is another Robin masterpiece

A girl ran on the stage. That's when Robin turned and smiled. Hey, the Bee Gees were just the best.

I am a BeeGees fan and have been my whole entire life. I think the 60s music that they sing is some of the most beautiful of all. This song is right up there, great reaction.

So glad that you do songs with Robin on lead vocal. Not that the Barry-led songs aren't great, but I'm glad you're not neglecting Robin's equally great talents.

Yes, Robin noticed the commotion side of the stage when fan tried to get onstage before security stopped the fan. He was probably thinking, "wow" while smiling.

When Robin started to look to the side was because a fan managed to get on stage and security were running after him to get him off you can hear the audience screaming and laughing.. You can see it when you watch the whole concert. Another beautiful song with Robin as lead is Heart like mine.

I love this live performance solely for Robin. Is voice is always exquisite!! I would also love to know what was going on stage left but I'm sure some lovestruck girl got on stage.

I can still recall clearly, walking home with my copy of 'New York Mining Disaster 1941'. I'd heard it once on the radio and went straight out and ordered it at my local record shop. Of course, in those days you rarely heard 'B' sides on the radio; and, so, when I got home, I put it on - 'A'-side first, of course. Fantastic, marvellous. A lot of 'B' sides were not very good, if one is honest; but, when I turned it over, we were presented with the superb 'I Can't See Nobody'. Surely, at least in my opinion, one of their very best songs, in a catalogue of great music.

Robin we love you!!All of you

Another Bee Gees 60s classic ! .. Aside from conveying emotion so well, the other word that always comes to mind with Robin's singing is "haunting" .. Even when the lyrics aren't about something sad, tragic, or bittersweet, he still has that quality in his voice .. Truly unique !

This is one of my favorite of their live performances. They all look amazing, Robin’s voice sounds other worldly, and even though their career was on a bit of a down swing they still put on a great show. They were just simply the best!

Robin's "I don't know what voice" was angelic. Sadly it was on loan to us humans way too briefly. Nobody before or since has sounded like he did, and as Barry said, he did it with no effort. When he passed he had accolades from people like McCartney, Tim Rice (of musical theater fame), Brian May of Queen and Roger Daltry of the Who who said "It was like he wore his heart on the outside"! That held note @4:57 was pretty amazing! When the fan got on the stage he never missed a beat. The Midnight Special version is also superb and just a little different. Do watch for your own enjoyment. Barry and Mo's powerful harmonies....to die for! BTW, love you two. What a lovely mother/daughter duo! 🙂 No offense but I loved Robin even more.

Love this performance, great as usual, these guys are awesome in all they do. Robin's voice is so beautiful! Great reaction

Robins haunting voice is unique. Thanks for this fun reaction. 10000 by the end of the weekend ladies. Must be a record 🎉♨️

I am so glad you reacted to this song. You have to listen to the original studio version from '67. The first time I heard it, I was like, "This isn't the Bee Gees." They sounded nothing like the disco era Bee Gees. Amazing song. Amazing group.

Robin sings with his heart.❤️🎶

The song was written back in 1966 before they left Australia, along with Massachusetts and New York Mining Disaster. They left here with a cache of songs to record. Massachusetts was originally called Oodnadatta an outback town in South Australia but they changed the name for a more cosmopolitan sounding name

A person rushed the stage…it happed a lot!

Yes a girl ran and tried to climb up onto the stage, the security had to take her off. No doubt Mo had his say later.

a great Bee Gees song to react to is a song a lot of people don't know because it wasn't a hit but definitely one of their most underrated songs called "OVERNIGHT" from their 1987 album E.S.P. excellent song and Maurice sings lead in this one 😍

Love this song and Robin's voice so much! I enjoy watching Robin's free hand in this and a few other songs. It is like he is reaching for the notes he is singing. It is magic watching Robin singing, and he didn't miss a beat or lyric when he was distracted by what was happening on his right. Robin is ever the perfectionist. I love Barry's chest voice in this, too. Great song and great reaction. Thank you for doing this!

You are right about being under a spell. Robin was especially spectacular in this performance. This Melbourne concert is so great, and Mo is quite pesky in the medley trying to get his brothers to crack up. This is from the "Mr. Natural" tour. About a year later "Main Course" changed the course of their career. That might be a "not so subtle" wink about delving a little farther into that piece of magnificence. How about "Come On Over?" Their voices are so in sync you have to listen hard to hear Robin and Barry hand off the vocals. The chorus harmony is crazy good, even by Bee Gee standards, and the way Barry pronounces the word "body" still gives me shivers. Oh...and who doesn't love a little steel guitar and country vibe?

Thank you ladies for reacting to this wonderful song so soon after "Mining Disaster". Your reaction was fantastic as always. Promise me you'll both watch their 1973 "Midnight Special" performance of "I Can't See Nobody" as soon as you get a chance. I definitely know that you both won't be disappointed after viewing one of Robin's most heartfelt performances he ever gave on stage. Again, thank you from the bottom of my heart! ♥

It's such a good song, perfect for lead by Robin, bringin' in his beautiful blue-eyed-soul voice. Typically Bee Gees song on that decade, like 'To Love Somebody', where Barry is on lead, doin' an also wonderful job. On both songs, the powerful chorusses are like a river, flowing into the big wide sea. So check'em out with a song called 'Every Christian Lion Hearted Man Will Show You'!

One of my favorite songs bu them.

lol! A fan tried to rush the stage, that is what Robin was smiling about!

My beloved Robin.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I describe Robin's voice as perfect " quiver "

You should react to the live version of a lesser known Bee Gees song from the same concert called Run to Me one of my favorites.

Love this

The association 66.67 song original. CHERISH...beautiful..

I heard that someone was trying to get to them and got carried out, lol. Mo was looking over there too 🙂 Something like that! Great song, great reaction! Also love Mo's harmonies and his bass work here! In addition to all my other Gibb songs, I would like to add Just In Case, one my faves and feels like my life story

Very fun, the smile on Robin's face is so cute!

We don't have a definitive answer to what happened to make Robin smile and the audience laugh during the song. One explanation I heard was the overzealous fan trying to get on the stage. Not sure if Robin would be smiling about that however. He was tackled on stage by some drunk chick in New Zealand in 1969 while he was a solo artist and the whole experience left him a bit shaken up. The other explanation I heard was that the arena had posted they had a song place well on the charts. I don't know if that would account for the audience laughing. I have nothing to back up this next theory, but streaking was becoming a fad around this time. Maybe they had a streaker? Whatever it was, when they go back to a wide shot you can see both Maurice and Barry looking off to that side a couple of times, as if to make sure that things are ok. If you have ever watched any of the concert medleys from the 60's and 70's or live performances of "Morning of My Life" you will see Mo cutting up. Robin has great concentration and Mo rarely makes him crack a smile, so I think it had to be something extraordinary to grab Robin's attention and basically have him break character while he's singing. Its also extraordinary that whatever happened that caught him off guard, he never missed a note! While this is a love song it is a sad love song about love lost and he sings it with great expression and heartfelt emotion. If you check out the full length Midnight Special version of this song you can see how he owns all the emotions when he sings it.

(Mikhail Biryukov here) Thank you for this - Robin's leads never fail to deliver!.. Another one I would like to recommend is "High Civilization" (they trade leads with Barry in that one) - but man, it is so different! Different beat, different sound, totally different instrumental arrangement, different feel - almost industrial, very tense and hard, and with a very socially charged meaning which sound almost prophetic now, over 30 years later!.. Check that one out, I am sure you will appreciate this another Bee Gees experience - unlike any other, as usual )

I love The Bee Gees as you both do!!! I have a video I would like to recommend to you. Barbara Streisand & Barry Gibb-Web Twinkle. It is called, “Guilty Pleasures”, the second album that Barry wrote for Barbara, the first one being,”Guilty “, one of her most successful albums. Barry wrote some very beautiful music!!! The featured songs are: 1. Above the Law 2. Hideaway 3. Stranger in a Strange Land 4. Letting Go. I know you will enjoy them.

Mais uma belíssima canção dos Bee Gees!👋👋👋👋🇧🇷 e Robin mais uma vez nos encantando com sua voz espetacular!❤❤❤

My days ladies, it thrilling to see you both wax lyrical over my favourite of all time groups, thanks for making my day, your both fabulous 😀

'ROBIN' did a beautiful performance on a song he sang called ''LAMPLIGHT'' too.

Great reaction! Thanks for doing this one. Not enough reactors get to this gem.

One of my other favs is Tokoyo Nights Funny Tomatoes live version. Robin smiles a lot!

Great song. It's interesting that you chose "I Can't See Nobody" as your next Bee Gees song to react to. It was the B-side to the 45 single "New York Mining Disaster 1941" which was the last one you reacted to. Two 70's Bee Gees songs that I'm sure is on your list that I'd like for you to react to are "Love So Right" and "Love You Inside Out".

Favorite Robin song.ty

Never heard this song, nice reaction

From the Bee Gees album titled Bee Gees 1st, 1967

I just realized that someone might misinterpret my use of 'warm chocolate' in referring to Pearl Bailey. I refer simply to the sensation of her gorgeous voice.

Beautiful love song- but it’s origin came from them sharing a dressing room with strippers who were changing, when they were small kids. The book Decades quotes Robin saying every time he sang this, he thought about it & it gave him a bit of a lift. LOL

Hey, Baby Gap: If you want to hear Robin at his Robinest, either listen to I Am The World or Country Lanes...or both! It's very thrilling to see you two loving The Bee Gees. I have fun looking at the ridiculous faces when you pause the video. I caught you at a good spot.

Quite a different Robin vocal is "Fallen Angel".

This was in Melbourne. Excellent concert

👌🤜💪

A great song & like a lot of their songs strangely enough sounded better in there later years.

I don't think that Robin was ever satisfied by the fact that Barry always overshadowed them. However, Barry had the vast amount of talent, was also tall and good looking. And he also outlived all three of his brothers.

"Love so Right" is a killer!

Exquisite! Somehow they look older than other songs in 1967, but it definitely looked 60s, and of course, it was at least released that year, I’m sure.

A fan girl rushed the stage before security grabbed her!

You should also check out the original studio version too on your own. I've mentioned before to watch "And The Sun Will Shine" and "Run To Me" from this 1974 Melbourne concert, they are both fantastic.

i love your reaction

Beautiful early example of the Bee Gees' talent, written while they were still in Australia after they saw a stripper in a dressing room 😅 Robin's voice is just beautiful here (as is Barry 😜😂)

You haven’t really started yet with the early Bee Gees, with loads of classics to come, especially from their albums. Maybe try the single ‘First of May’ soon?

Often women would try to get on stage but also Mo would do antics picking fun at his brothers performance styles and that would make people laugh

Lighting in back ground

1967 was the most "Unusual Musical Year" of the 60s. Momma Gap take a look at the the Artists and the Song writers too! My Favorite writer, Joe South, worth a Wikipeda look

I always love watching your reactions. I have 2 suggestions for more Bee Gees if you are interested. Bee Gees - Medley One For All live 1989. This one is good because there is only voices and no music other than guitar. Maurice goofs around a little bit as well. Lastly. A song that was sung solo by Maurice is called Lay It On Me.

Suggestion: Barbra Streisand & The Bee Gees - Guilty (Live) Andy Gibb & Irene Cara - Don´t Go Breakin My Heart (cover version) Thanks! For a great "The Bee Gees - Can´t See Nobody" Reaction video.🙂

My favorite BeeGees video. I've watched it too many times to count.

(9120) Prepare for your 10K stream! ;-)

Song was written for Otis Redding but he died before he could record it….so the boys recorded it for themselves….trivia.

You should do a reaction to Wings of Pegasus’s videos of each of the Gibb brothers and how on pitch they are.

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Please react to Bee Gees "And The Sun Will Shine" music video. 😀

My Brain has been Bee-Geedified, an unusual predicament. I heard them say surgery may be needed to extricate the damaged brain matter. *-I just hope that while they're in there they blow out all the accumulated Dirt, and for goodness sake, do not touch any of those wild Ideas I got brewing in there.

You're hitting all the goodies ....off topic ........you need to react to the Celtic Woman ...any tune from the outdoor concert 2009-2010 ......You Raise Me Up , O America ,Angelic voices ...food for the soul , the heart , the eyes ......thanx

Try " Love So Right " by the BGees

I was a huge fan of 60s Bee Gees, not so much the disco era.

i tell you...Robin is looking to Maurice doing jokes (this is the real thing)

The Marbles also had a fantastic version of this song out in 1969.

Robin was looking at Maurice and laughed because when Robin sings, " when I had a brain " Maurice made a gesture or said something like you still don't have a brain.

Someone rushed the stage

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I am 100% Hetro but doesn't Robin look gorg!

Song would be better without the double negative